Internet Mercilessly Roasts These Macho Men For Their “Adorable” Teenie Tiny Shirts

The fashion trend of eye-crushingly tight shirts, typically favoured by men massively over-compensating for something missing in their souls, recently hit nirvana with the release of this ad campaign… and the internet wasn’t happy.

(Photo Credit: Facebook Father and Sons Clothing)

Now a shirt that’s a bit tight is one thing, but this is just freakin’ ludicrous. The above photo is of the model, bodybuilder, and somehow genuinely real human, Shaun Rezaei. Hsportingrtig clothes from the ageing-millennial-definitely-not-covering-deep-rooted-issues-with-my-body clothing line Father And Sons. However, it would appear that the world (or at least the internet) has had enough of this absurd fashion choice and has had people roasting the ad campaign with some fantastic comments! A few of the most hilarious observations of the brand’s new photos come in the forms of…

If it does, I’d be worried about what the trousers are made of…

Nothing wrong with borrowing your spouse’s clothes but there’s no way anyone else would be wearing that after he’s stretched it out! How inconsiderate!

I know the feeling!

Make sure you stand back whenever he’s about to sneeze!

Happens to me all the time, that’s why I struggle to fit in almost all of my clothes too…

(Photo Credits: Facebook Father and Sons Clothing)

 

 

Though not all of the comments are directed at Shaun himself, a lot of the backlash has been thrown at him – a real shame considering he can’t raise his arms to defend himself without ripping his new shirt. But really the brunt of the abuse should be hurled at the clothing company themselves, not the models, for promoting such an absurd and cartoonish idea of what men should look like. I mean, just look at the companies new range for men who like the outdoors almost as much as they like exhibiting their ankles and chugging protein shakes…

(Photo Credit: Facebook Father And Sons Clothing)

Other comments on one of poor Shaun’s other shots for the brand include:

“Do you have to castrate you ‘models’ before getting them into the jeans”

 

“Beyonce’s put on some beef”

 

and some of them are just downright mean: “Looks like a right nob in that”

 

I can’t help but wonder how we went from the likes of James Dean and Cary Grant to a look that resembles particularly tough meat rammed into a tiny cellophane wrapping. Thankfully though most men can see that this grotesquely absurd trend is something to be avoided like the plague. However, it does beg the question as to who on Earth is to blame for the likes of this…?!

(Photo Credit: Facebook Father And Sons Clothing)

It’s clothing I can only assume is aimed at men with sock allergies who are constantly hunting for any reflective surface in which they can check the condition of their ‘naturally’ quiffed morning hair and, should they be able to grow one, ‘rugged’ tightly trimmed beard which attempts to emphasize some form of jawbone.

Nobody looks that good when they get out of bed (I can attest to that personally) so just join the rest of us in accepting that everyone looks a bit of a mess every now and again. Oh, and put some freakin’ socks on! Your shoes must reek lads.

(Photo Credit: Father And Sons Facebook Page)

I mean this poor man’s legs are bending under the weight that his upper body is putting on them! I’m tempted to start a charity for poor men with John Wayne legs advocating awareness of Leg Day.

Hopefully with this massive backlash of public opinion, this fashion trend will die off sooner rather than later – even if it is kind of worth it to see the comments!

While I feel kind of sorry for Shaun, I really just want to tell him to go and have a cake, or something else bad for him that taste’s nicer than a protein shake! Not everything is about trying to make yourself look like a vein-ridden triangle! But what do you think, do you like this look, or do you think they look ridiculous? AAx

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